Most repair work starts the same way: water is getting in somewhere it shouldn't. Open joints, cracked brick, a bad patch from years back — the wall keeps soaking and freezing until pieces let go.
We cut out the failed mortar to proper depth, match the new mortar to what the house was built with, and rebuild only what actually needs rebuilding. Soft old brick gets a soft mortar; hard modern mortar on an old house does more damage than the crack you started with.
If the damage runs deeper than the joints, we'll say so — and we'll show you why. See repointing vs. rebuilding for how we tell the difference, or what drives the cost.
What this covers
- Repointing and joint repair
- Brick replacement and matching
- Facade and historic restoration
- Water damage and freeze-thaw repair
- Foundation brick repair and infill
- Parapet, sill, and lintel work
What's in this category
Brick Pointing / Repointing
Failing joints cut out and repointed with matched mortar.
See the details →Brick Repair & Replacement
Cracked, loose, and spalling brick repaired or swapped to match.
See the details →Exterior Brick Wall Repair
Bulging, cracking, and deteriorating walls stabilized and restored.
See the details →Historic Brick Repair
Coming soonTuckpointing
Coming soonMortar Color Matching
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